“Seth material” search engine (Jane Roberts)

[...] I thought she did well, and agreed with her version since it appeared to be spontaneous. [...]

[...] It shows spontaneity, in an easily-moving manner rather than in an explosive way.

[...] It does mean that spontaneity must be allowed for. [...]

[...] Once you take this first step of spontaneity, you will actually receive evidence that even your conscious mind will be forced to accept. [...]

If you once allow yourself to freely receive inner data in a spontaneous noncritical manner, you will see that this data is as legitimate, valid and varied, and as powerful as any outside stimuli. [...]

[...] They can close easily and naturally as the body follows its own spontaneous bent toward normal health. [...]

[...] Then after lunch Jane spontaneously wrote the material beginning in the next paragraph; she regards this data as supplementing Seth’s own information on weight. [...]

[...] There is no need to fear his own spontaneity now.

(Long pause.) Children spontaneously take it for granted that their acts will result in the most favorable circumstances, and that any given situation will have a favorable end result. [...]

[...] Seth’s information and my own notes detail the interdependent, yet spontaneous, psychic and physical relationships within which each of us elects to move; they reveal how a conscious understanding of such factors, some of which may reach back into one’s childhood, can help greatly in practical daily living. [...]

[...] You do not understand your mixtures of order and spontaneity, formality and informality. [...]

[...] That formality, oddly enough, will encourage Ruburt’s spontaneity, for he would find it a challenge to work with the house and yet in counterpoint.

[...] [I had cried in the car as we drove out of Sayre on the way south, but had, I thought, regarded this as natural enough at the time.] Jane told me that it was her fault we had chased around the country, that her spontaneity had done nothing but get us into trouble. [...]

(I repeated often that her spontaneity had been very valuable to me, that I needed this, and that I had never once doubted her loyalty or love.

[...] You do not realize that you are often out of touch with your own feelings of joy and spontaneity. [...]

I bid you all a hearty and an emotional and joyful and a loud and a spontaneous good evening. [...]

Spontaneity of impulse must be encouraged. [...]

[...] Conventions are the results of stratified and rigid “spontaneity.” [...] Each represented a spontaneous gesture, an individual reaction. When these become a system of order, however, the original spontaneity is lost, and you project an artificial order that serves to stratify behavior rather than to express it. [...]

[...] Spontaneous projections of which you are not aware occur frequently.

I suggest a more thorough examination of your dreams here, for many of them contain such spontaneous projections. [...]

He has been trying too hard to some extent in Framework 1, where the spontaneity of motion in Framework 2 will allow for the more or less spontaneous accomplishment of detailed motion in Framework 1. I want to emphasize the importance of the improvements that are taking place in Framework 1. These sessions, however, will result in an acceleration and ease, if the sessions are put to use.

[...] This also means that the circulation has increased, and that both muscles and joints are more mobile and able to act in a more spontaneous manner. [...]

[...] Because the entire mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual portions of the self are always stimulated to seek further growth and development and satisfaction, then it is quite possible for the mind to seize upon even the smallest event that will spontaneously release the person at least momentarily from depression, or even despair.

(The session was entirely unplanned and spontaneous. [...]

In the body’s spontaneous functioning you see the easy mobility of the soul, the “going with that which I am,” which is an indication of the soul’s inner freedom and yet innate sense of direction. [...]

[...] Along with them, however, again, Ruburt should remember the playful, spontaneous attributes of the creative self. [...]

He thought that immobility kept him at his desk working, free from any impulses to do otherwise, since for many years he believed that the spontaneous self must be harnessed toward creativity, and that left alone it would have too many other interests. [...]

At the same time he feared that the spontaneous self could get him into difficulties (long pause), because he had no way of knowing where his own search might lead him—and particularly he feared that it might lead him into conflict with the rest of the world. [...]